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Discover Podcasting at KSSB

By: Tech Club Kansas State School for the Blind Mr. Taylor Rich Patrick Mara
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  • Summary

  • Podcasting has been an interest to kids with visual impairments here at the Kansas State School for the Blind for several years, and the number of people that are listening to the episodes indicates that others must share that interest. Starting in 2020, the students in the podcast group have broadcast 23 episodes so far, with more to come. Topics in each episode vary, and should be popular with anyone that enjoys podcasting. Contact us if you have a topic and/or guest speaker you would like to listen to.
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Episodes
  • Introduction to Podcasting

    Introduction to Podcasting
    Apr 5 2020
    Podcast starts off with the mechanics, roles, and future topics. Join us and learn about the basics of Podcasting.
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    7 mins
  • Assistive technology history from the student's viewpoint

    Assistive technology history from the student's viewpoint
    Apr 14 2020
    Technology history from the student's perspective was discussed, with highlights on their favorites over the years.
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    27 mins
  • Tips on Podcasting from the Pros

    Tips on Podcasting from the Pros
    Apr 18 2020
    Hal Bowman is a popular person in the world of podcasting, and we were fortunate to have him as a guest on our new podcasting site. Feel free to visit his site at: https://halbowman.com/
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    48 mins
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